Apple has released the latest versions of its operating systems, including iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26 Tahoe, watchOS 26, tvOS 26, and visionOS 26, with a focus on security improvements and visual redesigns. The most notable feature is the new Liquid Glass aesthetic, which introduces translucent, glass-like animations across interfaces, creating a futuristic look that has received mixed reactions. iPadOS 26, in particular, has been praised for transforming the tablet into a more versatile device with new multitasking, windowing, and file management features, making it more comparable to a laptop. Users can now group apps into draggable, expandable windows, use a new Menu Bar, and organize their workspace more efficiently. The update also enhances external display support and introduces a new Files app, improving file organization and accessibility. Additionally, new features include live translation, AI-powered shortcuts, a redesigned Games app, and improved media controls. However, some users are unhappy with the Liquid Glass design, citing issues with text readability and performance, which Apple has addressed with tweaks and accessibility options. Security patches are extensive, fixing over 70 vulnerabilities in macOS 26 Tahoe alone and addressing numerous bugs across all systems. While the updates bring significant visual and functional improvements, they also come with a learning curve, especially for users unfamiliar with advanced multitasking gestures. Overall, iPadOS 26 is seen as a major leap forward, especially for professional users, despite some initial adjustment challenges. Meanwhile, some iPhone owners are expressing regret after upgrading to iOS 26, citing performance and battery life concerns, although the update offers new features like Call Screening, Live Translation, and app improvements. Apple continues to advise caution and recommends updating to the latest versions for security reasons, but users can choose to delay upgrades if desired.